If you notice a component that is present on more pages, you should recognize the environment around it and try to think of it as a standalone component. If there are similar components, like cards or lists, you could have a variation of the same component. This way you could reuse the...
Both React and Angular offered something more than a component set – they offered a special dialect of JavaScript – but as far as components, both technologies came with really, really basic components that weren’t really usable for a complex web application. The assumption was that you would...
I am just getting started with MSBuild. I am using a web deployment project, and running it through visual studio. When I use this: <Target Name="AfterBuild"> <Message Text="Hello World==="></Message> </Target> I get nothing in my output. When I change it to an exec: <Target ...
First, there's the layout of your PWA site. By providing fully responsive pages, you'll give shoppers a more consistent e-commerce experience across devices. For this, you can use a library of responsive components like react-md or use your CSS skills to create it from scratch. Where Gats...
Excerpt from the example manifest on MDN. (Screenshot: Noupe)[/caption] In addition to that, you are also able to define that the app is to be opened in standalone mode,without displaying the browseraround the app. An icon is easy to assign as well. With an accordingly configured servi...
In instructions on how to use@types, type packages are installed with--saveand not--save-dev. Why is this? I wouldn't expect that I need the types outside of my development environment? There should be a note about it in the various readmes. ...
Tuesday, June 19, 2007 7:40 PM I am just getting started with MSBuild. I am using a web deployment project, and running it through visual studio. When I use this: <Target Name="AfterBuild"> <Message Text="Hello World==="></Message> </Target> I get nothing in my output...